Piratic - Law Dictionary Search Results
Picaroon
One who plunders especially a plunderer of wrecks a pirate a corsair a marauder a sharper
Ladrone
A robber a pirate hence loosely a rogue or rascal
Gilbert
Sir A Sullivan who wrote the music he wrote ldquoThe Sorcererrdquo 1877 ldquoH M S Pinaforerdquo 1878 ldquoThe Pirates of Penzancerdquo 1879 ldquoPatiencerdquo 1881 ldquoIolantherdquo 1883 ldquoThe Mikadordquo 1885 ldquoRuddygorerdquo 1887 ldquoThe Yeomen of the Guardrdquo 1888
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VerbarFlibustier
A buccaneer an American pirate See Filibuster
Famous
chiefly the former often followed by for as famous for erudition for eloquence for military skill a famous pirate
Black Flags
had been driven into Tonkin by the suppression of the Taiping rebellion but later increased by bands of pirates and adventurers It took a prominent part in fighting the French during their hostilities with Anam 1873 85
bootleg
boot·legged boot·leg·ging vt 1 : to produce, reproduce, or distribute without authorization or license 2 : smuggle compare pirate vi : to engage in bootlegging boot·leg·ger n
Torture
of January 28th, 1905, at p. 294, where attention is directed to the preamble of the Act for Pirates, 27 Hen. 8, c. 4 (repealed by the (English) Statute Law Revision Act, 1863). The infliction of intense
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